Tiger Airways Stops Selling Tickets Online


In our analysis yesterday of whether Tiger flights were invariably cheaper, we noted that Tiger was still selling tickets despite being suspended until July 9. That has now changed, with the troubled airline stopping sales via its web site.

While you can still search for flight details, the resulting list doesn’t include any prices, and if you attempt to continue to a purchase screen, you get dumped on an unrelated page. In a statement on its site, Tiger says flights have been “temporarily” removed from sale, with no further information expected until Thursday.


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